Description

To the residents of the Mexican village El Eco, the natural cycles of life and death are inseparable, not just in the sense that animals are born and must be tended to. The same is true of crops and people. This gentle and beautifully-crafted documentary has the feel of improvised drama but what we?re seeing is more, as one critic put it, ?an intimate, immersive portrait of a way of life? thanks to its focus on the children?s lives, the daily hardships, seasonal rituals and unquestioned mores (an almost inevitable patriarchy is accepted as the norm). But there is also love and tenderness aplenty. As Sweet Charity has it: ?The rhythm of life is a powerful beat.? (S)

Pre-booked tickets will be guaranteed a seat but please come early so that we can monitor seating availability. If tickets sell out online there will be a limited number available on the door offered on a first come, first served basis. Please do not attend if you think you may have contracted Covid or very recently been in contact with someone who has it. Thanks from the Presteigne Screen Team.

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Broad Street,

Presteigne,

Powys,

Wales,

LD8 2AD.